Recent content by 1990dtgl98

No idea. It's essentially a 3rd ground.. I have 2224 for the solar with a ground, 6 GA with a ground for subpanel. Then this bare copper ground.

There is thst possibility. I will probably start either the bare copper ground and see if that pulls through . Am I correct in that wire isn't even necessary if I have seperate grounds for both subpanels? I also have a copper ground rod outside the building as well.

Like a home camera system that gives my phone push notifications via wifi. Think, arlo, eufy, blink, ring, etc. I say passive in that it's not managed or linked to a home security company. I dont have the trench though. I have the old conduit. I would easily run a seperate conduit if I had...

The mhf isn't on a spool, it's basically hand coiled sitting on plywood. Do you mean unwind the mhf to individual feeds or unwind from spool? I guess my question would be. If it's not a safety concern or an interference concern, and im only using it for a passive camera system....if the only...

Here's a post I can show off in it! Heat the house and pole building with wood mainly. All free looking around. Nice 10' lean-to to store it under too.

I only thought about the mhf since a coworker of mine has a spool it from a project he never got to do with new stormwater management plans put in. Said 300 feet for 400 bucks. Can i still use mhf?

I thought it was mixed/not worded correctly until 2008 when it was definitively worded. I have a bare copper ground that runs from main panel to subpanel. In addition to the other grounds. What would you run? I figured it was easier than pulling 8 individually, but if it isn't, couldn't I just...

Hey all, quick question. I have a detached pole building 110' from my house. Currently it has 3" conduit (score!) With two 90* bends with SER (2224) powering a 12kw solar array and 6ga copper powering the subpanel on 40amp. It also has a bare 4ga solid copper ground between panels. Everything...

Hey everyone! New here but already getting a lot of great ideas. I bought a house in 2019 that I mainly bought for the pole building. 30x70 with 10' ceilings. One portion was 30x40, then a 30x30 was added 3 years later (so its esentially 2 interiors separated with a wall). Metal interior...